Siberian Husky: While not typically aggressive toward humans, Siberian Huskies can display high dog-to-dog aggression due to their pack-oriented, independent nature. Bred for endurance sledding, they have strong prey drives and may chase small animals. They are often escape artists and can be stubborn, making training challenging. Without proper socialization, they may become overly dominant or reactive with other dogs. Huskies are generally friendly with people, including strangers, but their lack of guarding instinct doesn’t eliminate potential aggression in multi-dog households. Their energy and independence require experienced handling. Responsible ownership and early socialization are key to managing their assertive tendencies.
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